Revit to Unreal for Architecture, Visualization, and VR
Release date:2018, May 30
Duration:01 h 37 m
Author:Simon Manning
Skill level:Intermediate
Language:English
Exercise files:Yes
Revit, 3ds Max, and Unreal are major players in the architecture, visualization, and virtual reality worlds. These technologies allow you to immerse yourself in designs—before you ever build them. Find out how to make these tools play well together to bring your own models to life. Instructor Simon Manning shows how to prepare your Revit projects for export, import them in Unreal, and use the Datasmith Product Viewer template to leverage prebuilt interactive elements such as furniture and lights. Then find out how to create and apply custom materials and adjust the lighting of your model. Simon also shows how to add interactions with Blueprint scripting and package your visualizations for display on VR headsets or mobile devices. Using these tutorials, you can polish your Revit models into interactive presentations that you can’t wait to share with clients.
Topics include:
Preparing your Revit model for export
Using Unreal Datasmith Product Viewer Tools
Creating Unreal materials
Swapping out materials
Lighting your models
Adding interactions
Packaging content for distribution on VR and mobile devices
001 Welcome
002 What to know
003 Exercise files
004 Prepare your Revit model for export
005 3ds Max Datasmith export
006 Unreal Datasmith import
007 Datasmith Product Viewer
008 Limitations and workarounds
009 Introduction to Unreal materials
010 Create a custom material
011 Swap out materials in your model
012 Material instances
013 Introduction to Unreal lighting
014 Types of lights
015 Lightmaps and UVs
016 Add in the sky
017 Post-processing
018 Introduction to Blueprint visual scripting
019 Blueprint components
020 Adding basic logic
021 Level Blueprint
022 Interactive material
023 Cooking content for the OS
024 Build and run
025 Considerations for VR
026 Next steps
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